UCC in Focus | Religion
This year, let’s take stock of how we celebrate the birth of Jesus
I wonder if we might take this as a year to let our Advent and Christmas lie fallow
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Ethical Living | Editor's Letter
Christmas miracles begin with human moments
Is finding a canoe in your dining room a miraculous event? To my young eyes, it was.
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Justice | Culture
New book shines a light on Canada’s forced relocation of Inuit to the High Arctic
In "What I Remember, What I Know: The Life of a High Arctic Exile," Larry Audlaluk weaves together his own memories and interviews with others
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Justice | Health
Mobile palliative care services bring comfort to Canada’s most vulnerable
Victoria’s Palliative Outreach Resource Team brings medical care directly to people who are homeless and living in poverty
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Advertorial
4 thoughtful books for the readers on your gift list
From a spiritual meditation on cancer to a comprehensive interfaith resource, these picks are perfect for bookworms
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Ethical Living | Politics
How these Canadians are coping with U.S. election anxiety
From turning off the news to embracing faith and community, three people share self-care strategies
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Spirituality | Politics
Closed by COVID-19, U.S. church reopens to provide respite on Election Day
The leadership at All Saints decided that opening the building to the public and parishioners was "a way for them to be in community"
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Ethical Living | Interview
Joshna Maharaj has revolutionized food in hospitals and schools. She’s not done yet.
The chef, activist and author fights for Canadians' right to healthy food in public institutions
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Spirituality | Opinion
Pope Francis’s support for civil unions is a call to justice — and nothing new
The pontiff hasn't changed church teaching on marriage in indicating support for same-sex civil unions. Rather, he is reminding Catholics they should be concerned about justice for all.
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Justice | Culture
3 films show why the fight for reproductive justice is not over
"AKA Jane Roe," "The 8th" and "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" highlight different aspects of the issue of choice
